Army Sustainment

Army Sustainment The U.S. Army's Official Professional Bulletin on Sustainment.

Army Sustainment (ISSN 2153-5973) is a bimonthly publication, prepared at the Army Sustainment University and published by the Army Combined Arms Support Command, Fort Gregg-Adams, Virginia, for the Department of the Army. It was established in 1969 by the Department of the Army as the official magazine for Army logistics and was originally known as Army Logistician. It was renamed Army Sustainmen

t in 2009 and now serves as the Army's professional bulletin for the sustainment warfighting function, including logistics, personnel services, and medical logistics and evacuation.

🍽️ LOGSTAT Podcast | Episode  #47 is LIVE! 🎧Modernizing the Army Food Program with CSDVThe future of Army sustainment is...
04/10/2026

🍽️ LOGSTAT Podcast | Episode #47 is LIVE! 🎧

Modernizing the Army Food Program with CSDV

The future of Army sustainment isn’t just about moving supplies—it’s about fueling the force. 💪

In this kickoff to our newest miniseries, CPT Garett Pyle sits down with COL Adam Seibel (HQDA G-4) to break down how the Army is transforming the dining experience through Campus-Style Dining Venues. This modernization effort directly supports the CSA’s focus on Continuous Transformation, delivering greater efficiency and better quality of life for Soldiers.

🥗 What’s on the menu in this episode?

✔️ How Soldier feedback is shaping the Army Food Program

✔️ The shift to campus-style dining and what it means for you

✔️ Enhancing performance through better nutrition and access

Bottom line: the Army is rethinking how it fuels readiness—because how we eat impacts how we fight.

🎙️ Pull up a seat and tune in now to hear how these changes are set to improve both performance and the overall Soldier experience.

📖 Want to learn more? Check out the full article here: https://www.army.mil/article/288820/army_launching_campus_style_dining_concept_to_enhance_soldier_e

Catch episode #47 and all past episodes on these streaming platforms:
- Spotify
- Amazon Music
- Apple Podcasts
- Pandora
- YouTube Music

🚀 In today’s fast-paced world, even the most advanced AI-enabled Command and Control solutions rely heavily on the quali...
04/10/2026

🚀 In today’s fast-paced world, even the most advanced AI-enabled Command and Control solutions rely heavily on the quality of the data that feeds them. 📊 It’s essential for leaders to not only consume this data but also understand the systems—both customized and enterprise—that generate it.

Curious about how effective data management can enhance your Command and Control capabilities? Check out this insightful article from the U.S. Army that dives deep into the importance of data in AI systems and the transformative role it plays in military operations.

👉 Read more here: https://www.army.mil/article/290037/

Recent observations from XVIII Airborne Corps training exercises have revealed a significant challenge: maintaining robu...
04/09/2026

Recent observations from XVIII Airborne Corps training exercises have revealed a significant challenge: maintaining robust situational awareness of ammunition reserves is essential for effective targeting in large-scale combat operations. The necessity for real-time tracking of magazine depth underscores the importance of streamlined communication between the Corps G-4 and subordinate units.

This challenge has led to nearly a year of experimentation as we explore innovative solutions to enhance our operational efficiency. By improving how we manage and aggregate this vital information, we can better support our decision-makers during intense combat scenarios. Stay tuned for more updates as we work towards solutions that ensure our forces remain ready and responsive! 💪

Click the link to read the full article: https://www.army.mil/article/290035/

🌟 Exciting News from the 21st Theater Sustainment Command! 🌟Effective communication is vital for military success, and o...
04/09/2026

🌟 Exciting News from the 21st Theater Sustainment Command! 🌟

Effective communication is vital for military success, and our recent 2026 Tech Symposium in Garmisch-Partenkirchen, Germany, showcased just that! 🇩🇪 On March 9-10, cyber Soldiers and signal branch personnel gathered with industry partners to explore innovative communication technologies that can enhance our command and control capabilities.

As we face evolving adversarial threats, it’s crucial to stay ahead in leveraging these advancements for the U.S. Army. Check out our latest article to learn more about how we’re working to ensure our military networks remain secure and effective! 🔗

Read more here: https://www.army.mil/article/290965

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(Garmisch-Partenkirchen, Germany) Communication on the battlefield has throughout history been a key to success or failure in conflict. The side who cou...

🌟 Exciting Developments in Advanced Manufacturing Training! 🌟We’re thrilled to share insights from our latest article on...
04/09/2026

🌟 Exciting Developments in Advanced Manufacturing Training! 🌟

We’re thrilled to share insights from our latest article on how we’re reshaping the future of advanced manufacturing education. The training developers have taken significant steps to enhance our training model, creating a pathway for progressive education that deepens technical skills.

Did you know that our 91E Allied Trades Specialist advanced individual training includes 18 hours dedicated to cutting-edge additive manufacturing? Students gain hands-on experience with 3D printing and learn to design repair parts using advanced computer-aided design software!

Dive into our article to discover how we’re equipping the next generation of manufacturing leaders with the tools they need for success! 🔧💻 👉 https://www.army.mil/article/290034/

🌟 Quick math question for time management 🌟If I ask Staff Sergeant A at 8 PM about Sergeant B’s NCO evaluation report in...
04/08/2026

🌟 Quick math question for time management 🌟

If I ask Staff Sergeant A at 8 PM about Sergeant B’s NCO evaluation report in our group chat with 40 people, it can lead to a lot of wasted time. Each of the 36 people not involved would spend about 5 seconds checking the message, totaling about 3 minutes! And with all the extra replies and memes, we’re looking at potentially 18 minutes lost before bedtime. 😅

Instead, how about we keep it efficient? A simple reminder for the three NCOs to meet at 9:25 AM before morning PT would do the trick! Some commanders have even adopted a no-message policy between 6 PM and 5 AM for non-urgent matters, and it’s been really appreciated.

Let’s keep our chats focused and save our time for what matters! 💪✨

Click the link to read the full article: https://www.army.mil/article/290023/

04/08/2026

🚨 New Podcast Miniseries Alert! 🎙️

Starting next week, the LOGSTAT Podcast is launching an exciting new miniseries focused on the future of sustainment—and you won’t want to miss it.

We’re talking with LTG Michelle Donahue, Deputy Chief of Staff, U.S. Army G-4, as she shares her insights on where sustainment is headed and what it means for the force.

From innovation to readiness, this series will explore the challenges and opportunities shaping sustainment at every level.

🎧 Tune in. Stay informed. Be part of the conversation.



U.S. Army Combined Arms Support Command | U.S. Army Logistics, HQDA G-4

🌏🚢 The Indo-Pacific region is not just vast—covering over 100 million square kilometers—it’s also home to more than half...
04/08/2026

🌏🚢 The Indo-Pacific region is not just vast—covering over 100 million square kilometers—it’s also home to more than half of the world’s population! But with great size comes great challenges. 🌊

Consider this: the distance from the U.S. West Coast to Guam or Japan can exceed 6,000 miles, leading to lengthy transit times and logistical hurdles. Key maritime access points in these densely populated coastal areas are especially at risk during times of conflict. ⚠️

As tensions rise, particularly with countries like China, military planners must think ahead! 🚀 It’s essential to consider losing conventional port infrastructure and embracing innovative logistics strategies.

That means adopting expeditionary logistics methods, like joint logistics over-the-shore operations, and establishing flexible supply routes to keep operations going in contested environments. This is the future of military readiness in the Indo-Pacific! 💪🌐

Let’s stay informed and ready for what’s ahead! What are your thoughts on the importance of logistics in this region? Share below! 👇✨

Click the link to read the full article: https://www.army.mil/article/290024/

🌍⚔️ The future of warfare is evolving, and it’s both fascinating and concerning. Imagine battles fought without visual c...
04/07/2026

🌍⚔️ The future of warfare is evolving, and it’s both fascinating and concerning. Imagine battles fought without visual contact, relying on advanced technology and strategic positioning. With the alarming potential use of nuclear, chemical, and biological weapons, it’s crucial for our military units to stay dispersed yet ready to regroup quickly.

These mobile troops will need to be on their toes, engaging in combat with minimal transition time. This means that reliable communication and backup systems are more important than ever. As we look ahead, the stakes are high, and we must ensure our forces are prepared for the challenges of tomorrow. What are your thoughts on this new era of warfare? 💭🔍

Click the link to read the full article: https://www.army.mil/article/290041/

🚀💪 Sustainment is a crucial warfighting function that ensures our operational reach and endurance. One of the most innov...
04/07/2026

🚀💪 Sustainment is a crucial warfighting function that ensures our operational reach and endurance. One of the most innovative aspects is predictive logistics. By integrating data, forecasting, and AI, we’re able to provide anticipatory support that enhances the precision and proactivity of our sustainment efforts, especially in contested environments. With Next Generation Command and Control, we’re transforming sustainment data into a strategic advantage at scale. The future of logistics in the Army is looking bright! 🌟

Click the link to read the full article: https://www.army.mil/article/290032/

IVAS, a $22 billion solution that has been searching for its purpose, has recently seen a shift. Originally awarded to M...
04/06/2026

IVAS, a $22 billion solution that has been searching for its purpose, has recently seen a shift. Originally awarded to Microsoft for the HoloLens, the contract has now been transferred to Anduril, the company founded by Oculus creator Palmer Luckey. What’s even more intriguing is that Meta is now teaming up with Anduril to leverage its Quest products for IVAS!

This collaboration could redefine how we think about augmented reality in defense. What are your thoughts on this partnership?

Click the link to read the full article: https://www.army.mil/article/290020

Upon arriving at the theater, we discovered that the Integrated Personnel and Pay System–Army isn’t being used to proces...
04/06/2026

Upon arriving at the theater, we discovered that the Integrated Personnel and Pay System–Army isn’t being used to process the necessary actions from higher command or to support our downtrace companies. The S-1 team from the National Guard unit we replaced mentioned they couldn’t get it aligned for these processes, so they’ve been managing everything—awards, leave, and more—on paper using old methods. They’re relying on rear support to update the system. Feeling a bit disheartened knowing we might have to tackle the same challenges ahead. Here’s to hoping for smoother solutions moving forward!

Click the link to read the full article: https://www.army.mil/article/290033/

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